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Top Story Ex-Pfizer Employee Convicted for Insider Trades Ahead of Positive Paxlovid Data The former Pfizer statistician worked on the clinical trial for the Covid-19 drug Paxlovid. A jury found the employee guilty of insider trading for transactions made before clinical data for the antiviral were publicly announced. Sponsored Content The Benefits Of Adopting a Hyperpersonal Care Model for Patients Presented by AVIA Health This webinar will feature expert panelists from Praia Health and Providence, interviewed by AVIA. They will discuss the benefits of adopting a hyperpersonal care model for patients, barriers that hold health systems back, and will unpack Praia Health's technology capabilities.  Sign up today! Calling Startups - Get More Funding Do you focus on oncology, cardiology, women's health, or burnout and operational efficiency? If so, then apply to pitch at INVEST 2024. There is no fee to apply and each track will feature six finalists. This is the perfect way to make new connections, find investors/get additional funding, and a chance to win $20K in advertising for your startup. Deadline to apply is February 29, 2024. Apply Today

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